On Feb 17, 9:26�pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
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On Feb 17, 1:39 am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
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Satellite is in Year 9 now, and still loses nearly $1 billion a year and
may
not survive.

Eduardo - You're a bit mistaken, at least as far as ibiquity is
concerned. �If I recall (and I do), Struble boldly stated several
years back that his hd radio would become the "norm" in a few short
years. �Go back through recent radio history and check it for
yourself.

Nobody counted on a recession that started over a year ago. Everything
slowed down, particularly the new car market which is nearly dead. Nobody
ever expected Toyota to report a huge loss, either.

In case you haven't noticed - a few short years have come and gone -
good buddy.

No, from the time HD was launched, its not even 3 years.

also stated that when you purchase a radio you would automatically
assume you purchased an hd "digital" radio. �Didn't happen - not even
close.

And in these times, it won't.



Once again you look at the world in your typical distorted way but
it's always fun talking to you anyway. �You do need to get another
profession thought.

Nah, I'm fine in the one I am in...

"Nobody counted on a recession that started over a year ago.
Everything
slowed down, particularly the new car market which is nearly dead.
Nobody
ever expected Toyota to report a huge loss, either."

Did you cont on zero consumer interest in HD Radio?